Locora vs. the other options

Locora vs.
A traditional marketing agency

Broad marketing support, or a system built specifically around local customer acquisition?

Traditional agencies may provide branding, social media, creative, advertising, email, video, web, PR and campaigns. These can all be valuable.

Locora starts with the customer search.

The big difference

Often organized around channels

  1. Branding
  2. Social
  3. Creative
  4. Advertising
  5. Email
  6. Video
  7. PR
  8. Campaigns

Organized around the customer journey

  1. Search
  2. Choose
  3. Contact
  4. Customer
  5. Review

Most agencies sell a service.Locora builds the journey.

Side by side

Providers differ. Values like Varies, Typically and Depends on the provider mean the answer depends on who you hire — confirm scope directly.

ConsiderationTraditional marketing agencyLocora
Starting pointChannels and campaignsWhat customers are already searching for
Brand and creativeOften coreSupporting layer
Paid mediaCommonAvailable capability
Local search visibilityVariesCore capability
Website conversionVariesCore consideration
ReputationVariesConnected to the journey
MeasurementOften campaign metricsCalls, forms, bookings and outcomes

A traditional marketing agency may be right if:

  • You need broader campaign and creative support
  • Brand work is the current priority
  • You are running multi-channel advertising
  • You already have local search and conversion handled

Locora may be right if:

The questions you keep asking are:

  • What are customers looking for?
  • Where does the business appear?
  • What do they see?
  • Why would they choose it?
  • How easily can they contact it?
  • What happens after they become a customer?
  • How do we measure that journey?

Keep comparing

Not sure which option you need?

You don't need to diagnose it yourself. Locora can look at the current journey and identify where the biggest opportunities appear to be.

I'd rather learn it myself

Your customers don't experience your marketing in silos. Locora doesn't build it that way.